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RE: Product recommendations - PhilSkill - 05-05-2012 11:55pm
I have a snow foam lance, see my thread for pics, only used it once so not very experienced yet, and now the hose pipe ban means I cant use it!
RE: Product recommendations - simonc6875 - 06-05-2012 10:22am
Thats a very unfortunate situation now with the hose pipe ban, must make cleaning the car that wee bit harder now. Fortunate for myself, up here in the north east of Scotland it's too wet !! But saying that, wouldn't fancy the hose pipe ban myself.
RE: Product recommendations - SINGHY - 24-05-2012 07:34pm
Doug
What would you suggest for cleaning and polishing the exterior black plastic trim (mud flaps, door bottoms etc).
RE: Product recommendations - doug - 24-05-2012 08:32pm
(24-05-2012 07:34pm)SINGHY Wrote: Doug
What would you suggest for cleaning and polishing the exterior black plastic trim (mud flaps, door bottoms etc).
Singhy,
For the mat plastic trim parts these are what I use.
C4 Gtechinq. This is a sealer which will leave a permanent coating on plastic. Made for old dated trim, but will leave new plastic looking like new for longer.
C3 Gtechunq. This is a use any ware product, great for paint & plastic trim.
Meguiar's No:40 vinyl & rubber. From the mirror glaze range. Works very well on all things plastic, inside & out
Auto Glym Bumper Care. This gel out lasts most products on the Market & can be found in most car shops, only apply a small amount or it will leave run marks after it's been rained on.
Happy cleaning.
RE: Product recommendations - deadliner - 24-05-2012 10:08pm
Where do you buy Gtechinq products? It seems to me, you have to be registered professional detailer to be able to buy some of those...
RE: Product recommendations - Griff449 - 24-05-2012 10:17pm
Here you go mate try this
http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/gtechniq.aspx?gclid=COSftvTsmbACFWwntAod9lgAXA
RE: Product recommendations - PhilSkill - 24-05-2012 11:02pm
Been using Autoglym Bumper Care since I had it already, only done twice in 6 months and looks good, and quick and easy to use.
RE: Product recommendations - deadliner - 25-05-2012 07:53am
(24-05-2012 10:17pm)Griff449 Wrote: Here you go mate try this
http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/gtechniq.aspx?gclid=COSftvTsmbACFWwntAod9lgAXA
Thanks! That's what I was looking for!